Wisdom Tooth Extraction Towson

Wisdom Tooth Treatment for Every Age

While the wisdom teeth can start to come in during the early teens, late teens, or even into the mid 20s, one thing is consistent—they tend to bring problems with them. Thankfully, Dr. Genc makes it easy for Towson individuals and families to get the oral surgery care they need right here at home. She has performed countless wisdom tooth extractions over the years and pays particular attention to ensuring a comfortable experience both in the chair and during recovery.

Why Choose Towson Implant and Surgery House for Wisdom Tooth Extraction?

  • Extensive Oral Surgery Training
  • Procedures Planned Using Latest 3D Imaging
  • Sedation Available for Nervous Patients

Signs You May Need Wisdom Tooth Removal

Not everyone needs their wisdom teeth removed, but if you notice the following symptoms, it may be time to schedule an evaluation:

  • Pain or swelling in the back of your mouth
  • Difficulty opening your jaw
  • Red, swollen, or bleeding gums
  • Bad breath or unpleasant taste
  • Crowding or shifting of other teeth

These symptoms often indicate impacted wisdom teeth, which can lead to infection or damage to nearby teeth.

What are Impacted Wisdom Teeth?

Impacted wisdom teeth occur when there isn’t enough space for the tooth to properly erupt. They may:

  • Grow at an angle
  • Stay trapped under the gums
  • Push against adjacent teeth

This condition can cause dangerous infections, painful cysts, gum disease, or even damage to nearby teeth.

Do All Wisdom Teeth Need to Be Removed?

No. If your wisdom teeth are fully erupted, properly aligned, and easy for you to clean as part of a regular oral hygiene routine, they may not require removal. However, many patients benefit from proactive removal in order to prevent further complications.

The Wisdom Tooth Removal Procedure

Here’s what to expect during the procedure:

  • Consultation & X-Rays – We evaluate your teeth using digital imaging to determine the position and complexity.
  • Anesthesia Options – Depending on your comfort level, we can offer local anesthesia and/or sedation dentistry.
  • Tooth Removal – The tooth is gently removed. In some cases, it may be sectioned into smaller pieces for easier extraction.
  • Recovery – Most patients recover completely within two weeks with proper care.
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